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Selectea As Rest All-Roand Kentucky Community ?, 1948 Newspaper .or 1947 _ • s of Mr. • WFATHER FORECAST and Mrs. 'Kentucky-Partly • , cloudy with eocasienal light rain in cot Mon- santheast portien t oda y. Jennings Mostly cloudy with occasion- al rain Tuesday and in east -S. • tent one and central portions tonight. Mr. and Little change in temperature.

• YOUR PROGRESSIVE 0 M r NEWS- United Press PAPER FOR OVER HALF A CENTURY Murray, Kentucky, Monday Afternoon, October 4, 1948 MURRAY POPULATION — 8,000 Vol. XX; No. 93 Last Week Mrs. John Buchanan Full Program In Kentucky Dies Sunday From The eyes of Kentucky and the Defy tiun were on tne bluegrass state Opens Week Of this past week-politically speak- • • ing at least. Gunshot Wound President Truman-in his bid a Co for re-election-visited the state 4— 11 se a ae Body Found B A . St• Thursday and Friday at the near- Y Fire Pre &at- .11. n .saiN close of his campaign swiitg. Sn • Daughter-in law THOUSANDS STORM V- • t President spoke to about 10- /AO • The Fire Prevention W .ek got off to thousand persons jammed in the BALL PARK FOR a Jefferson County Armory Thurs- In Bedroom big start yesterday morning when where he fire day night at Louisville, Mrs. John BUCha Hall, 50, died ef SUPREME COURT sirens, whistles and church lauded Kentecky Senator Alben a gunshot wound 3:15 Sunday -af- PLAYOFF TICKETS bells announced the beginning of Barkley, his running mate. home on South ternoon at her BOSTON,- Ott.' 4 up,.---Nearly activities. Between 8:30 and 9:00 Nearly all of Louisville turned Although a coroner's Third street. 25,000 frantic fans storm- BEGINS IMPORTANT aril, the fire truck, equipped with out to greet the Truman family not been hell yet, it inquest has ed Fenway Park today when le' a public address. ,system. et-Weed The president's train was meee wound was is believed that the 500 unreserved seat tieltata Went the city streets outlining the pro- than two hours late, but up to 30 self-inflicted. SESSION TODAY on sale for the American league gram for the week.. 40 thousand persons stood on -was found by her - or Mrs. Buchanan pennant playoff between the Bos- This morning Boy Scouts covered street waiting for a glimpse of daughter-in-law, Mrs. James Boyd Washington. Oct. UP-The the ton Red SON and Cleveland In- The entire city„ placing fire pre. the president. Buchanan, lying ease down On a Supreme Court today in a brief dicu is. vention posters and stickers in the in a basement bedroom._ A' .22 new Mr Truman made platform ad- bed Eight mounted policemen kept traditional ceremony opened a . store windows and on bulletin Kentucky calibre rifle was on the bed beside term which may bring significant dresses. in more than 15 the ticket-seekers in two lines that boards in the schools. Scouts were the. her with her outstretched haud decisions on the Communist issue towns before he finally left almost completely encircled thear_ also posted around the square dis- close to the trigger. The cartridge and the Taft-Hartley labor law. state Friday at Ashland. walls of the park. When one queue tributing fire prevention literature had penetrated the brain, accord- The President called for the elec- seemed to be 'waving faster than Ceremonies marking the begin- to pedestrians. ing to the . examining physician, tion of Virgil Chapman as senator, the other, excited 'tans shifted lines was ALL-PLASTIC BOAT-Verna Jonsen waves from atop a 24-foot all-plastic boat, an experi- ning of the Tribunal's 159th year , During the torerflion today. city and .of the state's democratic con- Dr. A. D. Butterworth. Death hopes of getting a by droves. in mental model built for the Navy, made of fiber-glass cloth and a Weigh- 14 and county children started work gressional candidates. believed to have been instantan- poly-esta resin. lasted only minutes. ing about a,ton-half of what a similar craft made of wood weighs-it can carry 22 frIen on window displays in some of the Chapman,. U. S. Representative eous. Those at the head of the lines The court then recessed until next had been sitting in .. and can be built in six' hours by six men. leading stores in the business sect- from the sixth district, started The family Were permitted to enter the park __a _ _ Monday when it gets down to the upstairs,•living room listening ion. All window displays must he stumping the northern section of the 4r• after buying their tickets. They business of .hearing- arguments and ▪ Buchanan com- completed by tonight. At the end'of the state Saturday, with Ms. Tru- to the radio. Mrs. took pia:sea along the top rim cf headache and rIRE PREVENTION WEEK, OCTOBER 3-9 deciding cases. During the week, the week prizes,will.be awarded to man's blessing. plained of a severe bleachers and shouted encour- the FUNERAL SERVICES I the Schools said she was going to the base- Justices will meet daily having the best displays. • Not far behind was senator John agement. down to those waiting By the Mayor of Murray however. mentsto take a nap. After she had Fire prevention posters made 13), Sherman Cooper, Somerset Repub- below. in private conference to look over been gone an hour, .her daughter- A PROCLAMATION DUNN city and county school children lican. who is seeking re-ele First to get' in were hundreds' HELD FOR the 490-odd cases that have piled in-lay decided to see what Had hap- will be entered in a contest which Cooper made a number of speeches who waited through the night and WHERAS fires claim lives of our children each year; and pened to her and discovered the up during the summer. will be judged at the end of the this last week, and has announced began to bang on the gates of the WHEREAS many deaths from fires are those of children and the tragedy, INFANT SATURDAY only business of the day came I week. he will make 16 addresses from park five hours before the ticket The Survivors include her husband, fire:: causing these deaths could be prevented by eliminating fire haz- October 4th through the 9th. One windows were opened for the rush Gravesiae services were held when attorneys for Rep. Lyndon Tuesday is city-wide clean-up John Buchanan; father Spencer B. ards; and -- address next Tuesday night- -will seat sale. 1130 Saturday forenoon lor the Johnson of Texas formally asked day for the interior of buildings. All Hackett; three sons, Robert Buc- WHEREAS destruction of either industry, busingsk, hemes is a property owners !Dr tenants are' be carried over a state-wide ra- Shut out when reserve seat tick- still-born infant soh of Mr. and the court to affirm an order by hanan of Paducah. and James and site! loss to our city; and urged to clean out all fire hazards dio network. Cooper says he will eta were exhausted, the clamoring Mrs'. A. B. Dunn of Elm street. The Justice Hugo L. Black assuring him Paul Buchanan of Murray; one sis- from their talk about the farm program. would-be bleacherites began ham- WHEREAS most of the states and many of the municipalities of the baby was born Friday at ...30 p.m. a place on the Texas ballot as homes or offices tomor- ter. Mrs. Viola Rogers of Murray: row. Harold Stassen, one of the los- the gates at 4 a m. the nation hays, during the past year. organized and established facilities for Burial was in the city cemetery. Democratic nominee for the U.S. said Chief Spencer. three brothers, Jewell Hackett of mering at ing candidates for GOP presiden- hdbering around mole effective fire protection and fire prevention: The services were conducted by the The week's activities will end Paris, Tenn.. Clarence and Pat temperature was *nate. Johnson's opponet-former tial nomination, was in Lexing- Rev. Dr. H. C. Chiles, pastor of the Saturday with a gaint parade and Hackett of Murray. the. 40adegree mark. Therefore. I. George Hart. Mayor of Murray, do hereby designate Texas Gov. Coke Stevenson--has ton and Bowling Green test Fri- in 8,500 unre- First Baptist Church. a demonstration by the city fire Mrs. Buchanan was a member of Seeking to share the week beginning October 3. 1948. as Fire Prevention Week. asked the court to set aside Black's day. tickets scheduled department. the Churas hrisr where tuner- served scat to go I (tiepin all the munierpal agercies'of the city governments, and par- Survivors include the parents; action. He urged the reelection of Coop- on sale at 9 a. m.. most of them grand-parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jeff al services were held at 2:30 this tiCularly the fire'deniirtments and schools, to assist in arousing the pub- The court convened for the new er. He said it is important that places outside Fenway afternoon under the direstion of wok their Shraat. and great- grandmother, term at the stroke of noon when Kentucky have one of its sons sit- when the last of lic to the seriousness of the fire problem. I earnestly request every citi- Eld. John Brinn. Burial was in the Park lasts night Mrs. Nannie Page, all of Murray. eight of the nine Justices, gowned ting in the senatorial caucuses of seats was sold dur- zen to do his part. in eliminating all possible cause of fire in his home Births , Murray Cemetery. 22,000 reserved The Max Churchill funeral home in black siik robes, stepped through the Republican party during a Re- ing the near-riotous scramble in or in his business. I urge that the school children of this community be was in charge 'of arrangements. Pallbearers were the three sons, the deep red velour drapes at the Mr. and Mrs. • publican administration. which 40 persons were hurt. given appropriate instructions to inspect their own residence, and that Raymond Morris, • Robert, James and Paul Buchanan; front of the courtroom. a Also in the news the past week Reserved seats for the boy. Donald Ray. Septanber 30. Pat Hackett. brother; Rogers. game be- the fire department assist them in this effort. Associate Justice Frank Murphy were Kentucky's mental hospitals. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lassiter, a brother-in-law; and Bon Canter,' tweeft the itett -1"r Find - Indian% IN VVITNESS-WHFR-Scia', I. have. hereunto set my hand and caused INSURANCE was absent. An aide reported that boy, end the five tuberculatas hospitals went in an hour and 50 minutes LIFE -September 29. neighbor the seal of Murray to be affixed. Murphy, who has been ailing. is under construction. as more than 40.000 stormed the Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jobe, a funeral home staying in Michigan to complete a The Kentucky welfare associa- The Max Churchill ticket windows, lining 141) even be. DONE in the city of Murray this 30th day of September. in the year boy. October I. arrangements. DIVIDENDS DUE series of medical tests at his doctqa.s tion met in Louisville and made was in charge of fore yesterday's game ended. of cur Lord nineteen hundred and forty-eight. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Parker, a girl. request. He may be back on tile plans to carry on a program to ac- Three extra police details were GEORGE HART.,Maaor. October 1. bench next week. quaint Kentuckians with the plight called as the fans milled around VETS SAYS CHIEF Mr. and Mrs. James Sykes. a girl, PRODUCE—i During its new term, the court of mental hospitals. The mental the park, overwhelming the police-, October 3. Veterans who held national service will have some 400 cases to hospitals take care of each patient men cm duty. So gretrt was the look Mr and Mrs. Harold Garland, life insurance policies can look ever a for an average of less than one Chicago. Oat. 4 iljPi _Preauce crush that the Sox desided to LIVESTOCK I RUSSIAN FIGHTER girl, October 4, forward to the payment of divi- dollar per day. This compared with Poultry: 19 trucks. market tire- open the ticket windows more dends. seVen dollars per day per patient settled Hens 32, Leghorn hens 30, than an hour ahead 'of schedule, at ST. LOUIS NATIONAL STOCK Administration puts fryers 14, 5.50 pm_ BUZZES BRITISH Veterans Administration chief the Veterans Hybrid hens 31. Colored YARDS. Ill.. Oct. 4 it.TP)-iUS out. Plymouth Rock fryers 41. Whi4e Qpening the -wireinws only ae- Carl R. Gray. Jr.. said on a visit Latest On Politics DA) --Livestoek: As for the tuberculosis hospitals Rock fryers 39, Plymouth Rock graveled the problem, however, TRANSPORT PLANE here Tuesday "It will be a long -welt. the state stands to broilers 40, White Rock broilers' as the unruly •mob surged forward. Hogs: 19.000; salable 16.000; bar- I time before our auditors can de- By United Press Dulles. Dewey and Dulles will get miss out on 250,000 dollars 40, colored broilers 32. Leghorn Police were unable to cape with rows and gilts S2-$2.25 lower. Early i ,Berlin. Oct. 4.-oUlat- A Russian termini, the amount of payment on President Truman and Got together tomorrow. hospital aid funds be- moder- fighter plane buzzed a British Euro- aossla policy.- . Thomas E. Dewey took a breather in federal chickens 27. young -hen turkeys 50. those who broke the lines'and el- bulk 190 to 160 lbs.. $25.50 When Mr. Truman ,stops off in P don't meet min- netin 'Airways transport flying from today while their political cause the hospitals young tom turkeys 43, young heavy bowed their way to the vinciews ate sprinkling '825.75 to $26: late He said payments would 6e made strate- Albany for a campaign speech on standards of the U. S. pub- lowest sInce June 10 las' Hamburg to Berlin with 25 persons gists lined up other campaign trips imum ducks 33, old heavy ducks 30. small Even as latecomers pushed into top. $25, on both term insurance and con- Friday. Dewey will be at his farm. service. Among other sales today. for them. lic health ducks 22. duckings 37, -guineas 30, I the 'crowd. they were solicited by when $24.75 was paid. Early .' vested policies. The term policies Elsewhere in %witches. things, the hospitals lack a lavatory pigeons i 1 dozi 2.00. old roosters 'sealpers asking--and getting-a-$25 130 to 150 lbs.. $24.50 to $24.75: late' British authorities tiled a formal were thiase held by service men and Apparently nane the worse for Wallace: Authorities at Fresno in each patient's room, and laun- young geese 92. for a pair of $1 80 ducats. sales $24. written protest against the buzzing converted policies are those that wear after his 8.000-Mile Western 23, State College cwicelled Henry Wall- • dry chutes on each floor. The hos- — -- - et the four-power Mr safety center they have changed to regular in- tour. Mr. Truman as ready to ace's invitation to speak tonight in pitals are located at Madisonville, in Berlin, It was the third case of surance. s resume his "crusade" against the the school auditorium. The Prog- Gleseow, Paris, Ashland and Lon- western Gray said payment of the divi- "special interests- on Wednesdats. ressive party candidate promptly don. Western Powers o Press harges IfIruagnssi ap on rptsl ainnesrecentree days. I dencLs would be speeded up if vet- On a four-day swing throssig_h the invited students to hear him at a Six-year-old Douglas Perry -01 . A Yak fighter made an.‘"offen- erillis would co-operate in audi- Northeast. he plans to Delaware. Ground, Kentucky, a public rally. College infidels were' Stamping sive pass" at the non-military trans- tors in his agency. They can do Pennsylvania. New Jersey and up- lymphatic leukemia quoted as saying they extended the victim of acute this, he set. :' by makina payments state New York, areas which sent port. British sources reported. A invitation on the belief that Wall- --sis in a hospiial at Birmingham. Boycott in the envelopes provided by the 'numerous Republican Represent- In UN Despite Russian . 'Soviet fight' collided with a Brit- Alabama, now. The child was flown ace's talk would be non-political. ish transport it allegedly was buzz- V. A. arid by letting the -agency atives to the 80th Congress. ' Friday, so that he may be UP)-Ruesia, ping their case against the Soviet language yet heard in. the UN At Bakersfield, Cal., last night, the there PARIS, Oct. 4 f last April and the 15 persons know whenever they change an Next Sunday both Presidential the ing third party nominee accused Gov. treated by Doctor Roy Kracke. threatened to boycott the Utaited I Uej.satairedhe Security Council: meetings here, replied that address. candidates will head into the mid- la the two planes were killed. Earl Warren of "double talk" on dean of -the medical college of Nations security coueril on • thel . Even :is the two men spoke, See- I United States • was not surprised _ west. The President will visit . "any or- Mlle power and irrigation. Alabama. Berlin question today, but a Unit- ma:try George C. Marshall was1 that Russia objected to ' Minnesota. Ohio. Indiana atiet-111- - Doctor Kracke has a new drug, ed States deleizate calmly replied i meetieg with the British . glind i grin of the United Nations looking Co nois. Dewey's itiperary still is under States' Righters --Gov. J. Strom with which he is going to treat the 'that the western pewee's wonla I Franch foreign ministers at Teel into her unlawful and hostile acts unselor On Family consideration. Gin he .will wind up Thurmond opened a two-day cam- boy without charge. Douglas's par- presai their etutrges that Russian nes 1.ii un- tiffice tO confirm Theft' - lie Bertin."- -.- _ bear_ his trip in Minneapolis Oci 16. paign fof NotthCararita'g 14 elect- ents had spent their life savings in tions threatened the peace ratavasaa jection -ut the. Russian proposal, , Lie charged the Soviet-union, with- - While the canaidates took a brief votese•The Presidential choice previous treatment for the child, The Council adjourned its first in-Oros the rSoviet blockade of Ber- -repudiating- the machinery of Life To At MSC respite from the 'political wars, their of the States' Rights Democrats and were unable to afford to send meeting of the Berlin crisis with- tin is lifted unconiiitionally. peaceful settlenfent created by th? advisers were busy adding up the predicted he would carry the Tar him to BirminghAd. But churches out deciding whether to put the In two passages of his speech. a' UN. Dr. Reuben Hill. has been select- yeauwestIts of the rival invasions of the Heel state Thurmond turned dowa • • and civil clubs inLaGssoraeiowit- complaint by the western powers 22-minute, tirade repealing aH the -"The Soviet government has been ed to le:A the discussion at the - a bid to speak in New York)! . where he had been hospitalized- on its agenda. now familiar Russian charges loud in its protestations of support second annual courtship and mar- Edwin F. Jaeckle, one of Devaey,s Harlem on the ground that his panty' needed only a few days to get to- Soviet delegate Andrei Vishinsky against the Western powers__yk- of the UN," he told councel mem- riage clinic which will be held at strategists, clatattell that the ,GOP was not on the state ballot. ',- protestations gether five-hundred dollars for the set the ,.stage for a Russian boycott hinsky. made dear. that he was berg. "But if these- Murray State college on October 13 [candidate would carry every one Warren-- Gov. Earl Warren will would bave wel- ttip- and another chance for life __spossibly even another dramatic warning the Security Council that were sincere they anti 14. Besides presenting three s, ansthe 14 states in which he spoke. make his second nationwide broad- comed the intervention- of the for young Douglas. walkout such as that of- 1946 over Russians would boycott its consider lietures daily during his, stay. he These-states have nearly, half of cast address Wednesday- night from Now briefly, here's what else Iranian issue-in a table-pound- ation of the dispute. Security Council in this matter. the will be guest speaker in chapel on the 266 votes it takes to win the Chicago. The GOP Vice Presidential Kentucky last week. A.eserting that inconalusion 'of The Soviet government is unwill- went on in ing, annawaving speech in- Which October 13. Presidency. nominee. who is enroute back to 'nis appeals ruled that council issue on the agenda would yin- iqg to have public opinion examine . The. eciurt of he asserted the security the Doctor Hill is. an.. associate •ro- Mr. Truman's politicai_seconds home state of California., will speak,. on•-of tit-tee tiat ona ere if ItIl , Tic 1 Cita 1 I I ---7'71:15iiiel has no right to iiilatarenr— fessor of sociology • engaged in were confident their nominee had from the -International Amphi- soldiers convicted of the kidnap- Philip Jessup shouted: al union wants peace, let it wel- American delegate teaching and research in family picked up votes during his two theater of the Chicago stockyards slaying Of Vernon Hodges of Lou- "We shall not be a party to such come resort to the orgah for world ceplied that: life at Iowa State college_ His work weeks barnstorming trip, but they iCBS0 at 9:30 P. M. CST. - isville. mast die in the electric government still re- violations." peace." -The Soviet at the college includes counseling lefused to estimate how many. They N. Y. Times-- The New York chair November 5th. Jasper Neese fused to lift the blockade entller- 'Again, after explaining that he "We expect the United. Nations students with premarital and mai-is are waiting for sectional reports on Times has c_pme out for Gov. of McRoberts was executed about lint The Berlin issue ineastill al was riot discussing the substance of to look into Russia's actions un- till problems.' how the President's 'give 'em hell" Dewey. It opposed him in the 194a two months ago for his part in the threat to peace." the Berlin :question, but reerely lawful and hostile actions in Her- . - The first clinic was held by Dr. strategy is going over with the election against President R005e .. slaying. The third sabers,still is Vishinsky chgect the western procedural questions, he criell: lin,". Jessup repeated. . Harold T. Christensen last year and voters. vett The paper said its switch this waiting for the higha court to Oct powers with raising was fears. with "And the Soviet government does "He recalled Vishinsky's various drew large attendances from the While house sources said Mr. year was due chiefly to a "marked on his appeal. trying to junk the big four foreign not intend to deal with the sub- references te .respecting. interim- taudent body and townpeople. 'The Truman was not at all discouraged change" in Dewey's "understanding - Sheriff's deputies, and a posse ministers council; with violating dance of this matter because the tuna! ,agreeiCents. and added: - clinic this year is to be presented by the announcement that widely- and autilbrity" in the field of for- - have been standing guard over a the UN charter and the Potsdam Security Council does not have "I wrilld like tn..augrest that' the en the same basis, with questions known odds-maker.. James J. Car- eign relations, mountain cave near Columbia, Ky., and Yalta agreements. competence." UN chartej is- an international twin the audience aapPlementing roll of St. Louis, herd established Registion A, total of 3.321,782 where they thought they had trap- Jessup calmly answerelti tliat the Vishinsky asserted the -Berlin agreement,' and bears the signature the lectures. Dewey as 15 - 2 favorite to win the. New Yorkers registered to vote in * ped the bandits who have been en- latest note of the Soviet govern- quekion could Only be handled of the Soviet Union.' the father of four election. November__ fen-short 01 the reeord tering Columbia stores and homes. ment suggesting a new meeting of "within the frarnewall of procc- He refeued also to "systematic, Married, and children, Doctor Hill participated During the week. Dewey will 4,000.000 political leadera had hoped But when the posse entered the the council of foreign minieters dure among the fOar Powers." evasion an'd replidiation" by RUs. Dr. Reuben 11111 Conference on relax at 'his Pawling. N.Y.. farm, to, attract. Observers felt that the cave, they resins! no bandits-- bat on the witTile German question had -The four poWeit" he said. "haat, sin .of promises, and charged that in the • National family. and taill'arficles and work speeches, relatively samll turnout in the city an additional exit The bandits not changed anything. In effect, within their disposal all means to the Soviet "government continues Family Life which was held, in the and the on some campaign have been featured in United hurt Demcieratic chances for a vote still are at large! he rejected the Russian note.' and settle the question of Germahy." to apply force or the,threat of force, White House in 1Viay of 1948, reviews end get a report on the Readers' Di- 'FEe destroyed a Baptist church he made clear tharathe4Weetresee Jessup, speakinr. in calm tones against the three gbvernments of' Doctor Hill is the author and ed- such journals as the Nations meeting in Paris from h:s large enough to offset Republican, and three houses at Winchester. powers had no intention of drop- but using some of the strongest the west." .. itor of numerous books on 'marriage gest and the Parents' Magazine. foreign policy adviser, John Fester /strength in up-state New York.

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Duward Warren Sept. 2.4th. THE LEDGER & TIMES allaas. tau aeara Snow. Mr. and Mrs Jack Snow, PUBLISHED BY THE .CALLOWAY PUBLISBING COMPANY Coldwater News Bert Hodge Mr. • Myrti Bird. Af- .vas iii retirement. Then million. Commit& Lon of The Murray Ledger. The Calloway Times, and. The ternoon callers were, Mr. and Mrs. I The only language school os its ✓imes-H( raid, October 20. i9* and the West Kentuckian January 17, 1941 ari.• Tom •the Yawkey, the Red Sox Mr. James Black who is em- Linnro Diggs. Those who's birth-, kind is operating at University aan:r who always buys were. Mr of Oklahoma. Tor Hlrectors say that W. PERCY WILLIAMS. PUBLISHER • the hest. ployed in Detroit came home for day's ..were celebrated Oklahoraa, with its 30-Odd Indian WILLIAMS, GENERAL, MANAGER IIJL tagoily and returned. So DetroitiierMatia Cud' e SeutOli r 14th Mr. September- 15th, Mr. languages, Offa's The rIcheit such Soblished was a challenge in more ways than Saturday night. Leon Cude afternoons except Sunday at 103 North 4th St.. Murray. •Ky I Mrs. laboratory in the world. .ne. Joe Cronin, who be teplaced. Mrs. Allen Page is not so well 011ie SnowSeptember 18th Siatered at the Post Office, Murray, Kentucky, for transmwsion as had 1 magnetic personality. You at Murray hospiial. Second Class Mawr can't say that for Marse Jew. 1 Sunday afternoon callers of Mr.. daide his job that much. tougher.. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Carrier in Murray. per wet* 15c, per and Mrs. Luther McClain were: Mr. Back in those years with inionth, 85e. In Calloway. and adjoining counties, per year. $3 50, elle- the and Mrs. Robert L. Razzt.•11 and son. where $5.50. Yankees, they called McCarthy a and Mr. and Mrs Bevel Haneline -push button -pilot,- inferring any- NATIONAL and daughters. REPRESENTATIVE: WALLACE WITNIER CO.. 903 SterIck body could win with stars. Now Building. Memphis. Tenn.; 250 Park Ave.. New York; 307 N. Michigan Mrs. Fannie Osborn is ill at they said, he -fiacr another hand the Ave, Chicago: 80 Boylston St.. Boston. home of her daughter. full of ace'. Mr. and Mrs. Avery Hargrove. FO TILE KENTUCKY PRESS ASSOC:ATION But something went wrong. For BY EWING GALLOWAY . Mrs. Tany Kirkland spent Sat- when the da We reserve the right to reject any Advertisaig. Letters to the Editor race got away this year urady night and Sunday with Mr. the pa et Public Voice items which in our opinion are not for the best interest Isox were le(Lat the post. On and Mrs. Roy Ross. M.,merial Day. 41 MI our readers. In his :e.west book. 'Cry- lead the Cineago a. Urt.r• ICI 011• one of 'the tradi- Eugene Lamb and Harold Tucker tional baseball milepoa-ts, they a seen. Lon- pennant. Then. ,a were spent Saturday night with Mrs. F01 Monday Afternoon. (ict..lier 19-1$ seventh, 13 back. _a.. dt.t. at Queen 'Victoria's Dia- 1931.. he moved to the New Yor.: Olgie Tidwell ar Yankees t., found .na Jana, Colo.:la: aro.- ps fr..ni a dynasty which Then they 'started to roll. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond Gamble an baseball may never Airlines Bring Out Rules .4 the earth were surpass. By July 25 they boomed into and daughter were Saturday night rva To Observe 1 Eight times he won • • paracting.- Su; the Toyabee' boy pennams first place—beating the Indians. callers of Mr. Gamble's parents. 151 with the Yankees in During 'Be-Kind-To-Your-Secretary-Week' •, was abscabed In a study of the 16 years, four Again they collapsed. 'out once Mr. and Mrs. Tom Glass spent of them running. Seven times more saiewalk crawds rather than the out went back into first clace one day the past week with Miss F01 of eight he reached out from be- on Aug. 24—again ret By HARMON 1%. NICH01.4k, r:-.arch:ng soldiers: by beating the Altie and Carlene Lamb. hind the wall of reserve, to move Indians. United PressattGT Correspondent y..S -They saw thc-ir- sun standing Most of children and grand chil- wt her miaybc :1 the pawns which won world ass.,:raed th.:t it chaln-1 Then Boston fell back again last dren of Mr. and Mrs. Tom • set SV ASHIN Oct 4 • LT •_ pionships. Darnell My favorite u•eeit ,,1 1, theii week as Cleveland sprinted two were present at their home Sunday. Po :t ;;-.4,.t Then .ame 1946 and the era of games ahead. -don t take all) Lit fi..:n Ai, boss C : --r •".• So the men of Mc- Those gathering at the home of , cam. L. ary Macl'hail, a SH1 week 1 observe tale, jaar loquacious man Carthy came to the end of the Mr. and Mrs 011ie Snow to cele- who tECEIVING DEPARTMENT—The National League pennant- WI • ray vaeill:01: h,:r. :he b.,. , rt a had ,1 be the guiding force trail yesterday with their backs brate birthdays were. t• .t Mr. and Mrs. , ou: away. .t iii.,..w lie' and McCarthy collided head against the wall, and battled their Leo vinnIng Boston Braves have only two Bill Salkeld LS t Cude, Mr. and Mrs. Herman ing . 'rt. and before the aeasoti -ended , way to a flat-footed tie with the Cude, left) and Phil Mast, but they're both rugged and capable. thn- : c.,. b. Mr. and Mrs Durard Warren —1 /V -gned Indians. They'll share the catching chores In the World Series. kind-tt - - at. and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wt ,whach account f I t . • F01 United A.:1.1 es ‘/14 ••••• be'..:.d 1 Ph •. ohe It came up with a htl! 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FOR SALE-Coleman fuel oil heat- though he has kept radio and mail of. every opportunity to lambast his I quote: "I am proud of the record For Sale er. used one year, good condition. TRUMAN ARRIVES contact with government officials opposition wherever a crowd gath- of my party and of the 80th Con- Not everybody in Kerosene cook stove, 5-burner, since he left the Capital September ered to watch his train glide toward gress.- built-in oven. 310 S. 6th St. 16. Washington. "Just elect a man who has said: Calloway county sub- FOR SALE-1936 Ford, tudor se- good HAT G EGGS WANTED-If 461-M. 04p IN CAPITOL AFTER In Washington, District of Colum- 'The 80th Congress delivered as no dan. Good condition, original Phone y have a good flock of pullets He planned to talk briefly from scribes to The bia Democrats planned a other congress ever did for the fu- Ledger, paint-405 North 16th Street. Tel. and feed a good egg mash, we huge the train platform before 7 a.m. FOR SALE-Hammer Mill & issi "welcome home Harry' celebration ture of our country.'" 419-R. 02p want to buy hatching eggs from CAMPAIGN TRIP this morning at Charlottesville, Va. & Times but nearly Cr. in 26x32 cinder block building. with a 250-car motorcade and six All of the phrases quoted by Mr. you. See us at once for further in- Even though he had made almost FOR SALE-1939 Chevrolet Stand- Sell with or without buildipg. See WASHIN(TON, Oct. 4 (UP)- musical organizations. Democratic Truman were from recent Dewey everybody reads it. formation-Murray Hatchery, tel- 150 speeches during his long trip ard 2-door, with heater, good tires Ro,b Marine at Kirksey.,- 07p President Truman arrives back in leaders said more than 10,000 per- speeches in the west. But he never ephone 336-J. 014c out west, the President was itching and motor. You can ouy this car Washington today, ending his 8.000- sons would be on hand at union for more campaigning, He said he mentioned Dewey by name. FOR SALE - Modernistic range- worth the money. See it at 107 S. UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for mile campaign swing across the station to cheer Mr. Truman when intended to clean up his work here Earlier, in Kentucky, the Presi- • • type six-rooln „home one block 15th St., Murray, Ky. the right man in Marshall and nation. the Presidential special rolls in. in a hurry and do some -maneuver- dent campaigned for the state Dem- from college. 'Electric heat, elab- Already the President was plan- Callowai" counties selling and in- A reception committee was to ing in the foreign situation." ocratic ticket, mentioning frequent- FOR orate bathroom and fixtures, hard- ning new sallies in search of votes. SALE--Sheetrock, 10,000 feet, stalling well known Crawford ov- escort Mr. Truman to Uke head of ly the senatorial candidacy of Vir- recessed edge, $6.50 per hundred wood ,ilbors, garage and poultry He was scheduled next ,to head Then he will set off October 6 fgaltnuin erhead garage doors to home own- the gil Chapman, now a congressman. house: Lot 119x427 feet. GI loan automobile parade to the White for his four-day whirl through up- while it lasts. First come, first ers, garages, warehouse, factories. north, into New York State, the House. Mr. Truman was convinced, as oan be transfer!•e4. Priced to sell state New York, Pennsylvania, • served-Urban G. Starks, 12th and A chance to own a profitable busi- stronghold of his chief opponentw his tour ended, that he had collect- quick at a real- bargain. See our Democratic leaders New Jersey and Delaware. Poplar. Phone 1142. 02a-/ ness on small operating capital. GOP candidate Thomas E. Dewey. promised it ed many votes by his new tech- call Baucum Real Estate Agency. would be the biggest political dem- Truman made his last major We help you get started. Knowl- The President's long campaign Mr. nique of "scolding" the voters' for SHIPMENT OF SPEED 1JEEN Phone 122. onstration the train was scheduled to reach Wash- "voteless" nation's speech of the western trip last night not turning out in large numbers 111 61" -r• washing machines will rtive ar- edge of carpentering and con- Int- ington at 10 a.m. (EST). A large capital has seen since 1932. in the municipal auditorium at at the last general election when ound October 10. If y,ptI are wait- MONUMENTS struction helpful, but not easen-. kteld accumulatioh of desk work await- Xven on the last dak of his trip, Charleston, W. Va. He warned that the Republicans won their major- ti4,11•41,44 ing for a Speed Quefi see me soon. Murray Marble and Granite Works, tial. For full details write Craw- ible. ed him at the White House even the President was taking advantage a Dewey victory in November ity in the Congress. -Murray Appjauice Co., at Self East Maple St., near Depot. Tele- ford Door Sales Co,, 421 Fulton s. would pitch the nation into "a head- He 'also was convinced that boi Washingette,fervIce. 010c phone 121. Puler White and L. D. Ave., Evansville, Ind, 011c long dash toward another depres- made a wise move in playing to Men•seas Outland, Managers Mtf TODAY'S FOR SALi-I.Fa'ss-ine-t on wheels, CROSSWORD PUZZLE "R""" P"")"""" sion.', the "whistle stops" instead of con- As he boarded his train after the centrating on giving big speeches GREAT PIANO Phistie" liner and kant-wet mat.: FOR SALE-Registered bird dog Notices ACROSS II-Pert to life MOW DOOM &OW -Cars tor hauls Icomb. torml USW DISMP speech, he told reporters he was in major towns. treSs used less than 3 .016 months. puppies. White with liver spots. • 4 Frequent 32-Doctor of Selene* a Danish money (abbr.. 'ASO& 0:301A feeling "fine" and raring to go out Visit Our New -everal suits including black Sadie dogs of excellent hunting NEW CONCORD CEMETERY-In Parent id account 33-6teamanip U L-JUMASM after more votes. He figured he had The percentage of blindness and beige tweed.' Sizes 12 and 14. quality-John B. Cavitt. Phone spection and business meeting will 13 -To trial) 34-To chop M r•010 ,Store at 622 PI ROMP need'', 35--8omething that seen 2,500,000 people during the among Indians is about six times • Five white uniforms suitable for 00p be held at the cemetery Thursday. ANKLET 8944. drink exists trip. greater, proportionately, than Broadway, Paducah waitresses or practical nurses, size October 7, at 2 p.m. All persons 16 • Mountain don 31-Building nasetilne - El' 12. Call 17- Fixes 38-Polier bet T AY A crowd of 4,000 sat in the among the white pcipulation of 758-J. 05p FOR SALE-Five bird dogs, 11 interested urged to be present. 06p 16 Female orres 39-Beer and ingredient steaming hot auditorium at Charles- South Dakota. The state rolls show months old. Registered. Sponkey FOR SALE-50 ricks of dry oak 20 Ac. 40-- Noted singer 11. 7th in Mayfield FOR SALE-Case combine, new. 21 lo notrilarne 42-13oniething new NEMIE9110 ton to hear -his talk last night in 439 blind white persns and 192 323 So. Creek Boy Stock-Leo Alexander, stove wood, 23 Hewn stone. 45-At air Illeoti See D. C. Stone or L C. Parks. 4 miles down Pine LY0 COO which he played heavily to the blind Indians. Route 3. Murray. 06p Bluff road 26 -'11i.ed man 46-Unsophisticated Phone through Lynn Grove. 0.5p from New Concord- 27 I yr* pi I 43 • Female abeep district's coal miners. The Japanese have salvaged 980 Feezle Piano Sales FOR RENT-3-room furnished a- 26 1 flat an inch 49 -Hldeout Taylor Smith. 06p ' Mr. Truman said he partment. Newly decorated. 609 29 Homan OrC,ze 50-Yawns thought the sunken vessels, aggregating 317,386 Largest exclusive piano store in FOR SALE-New 1948 Plymouth 30 Pert In the L cod Si Child coal miner deserves Olive. 06c DOWN "every cent" tons, during the three years since Western Kentucky Special Deluxe Club Coupe. Ra- rre of the $1.94 an hour he now re- the end of the war. dio, heater, seat For Rent 2 5 I I -Cleaning toot covers. Telephone FOR SALE-Bedroom and kitchen b 1 19 ceived. He contrasted the pay rate 1086-W 02p 2-Age , furniture. Must sell by Saturday. 3-Moves without a with the 52 cents an hour paid - - . IS fixed course Especially nice for your lake cab- FOR RENT -Two basement apart- 4-Additional miners in 1933.- - (0A1ING! Can Black-Draught " in. Priced to sell-Mrs. Bettie Ov- ments. Furnished and newly dec- 14 lb ;7 IS 5-Enemies Then he "poured it on Dewey" erby, 107 North 6th St.. north side orated. Warm and dry. 1604 Mil- 5-Phiek noted with the Republican's own words. 19 7-Mare. nickname Help That apartment. Phone 1088-R. 06p ler Ave. Phone 1136-4. O2c ° 11-1.16•• newsph He pleaded "guilty" to Dewey's, 6-Rind of flower charge that he refused to cooperate FOR RENT-Two room furnished 21 21. /7 3 24.1 24' 10-That which Inne BALDWIN ACROSONIC PIANOS. , haw been In us. with the Republican leadership in Headachy Feeling? only $695 up Visit our new store, apartment neat the college. Tele- 2227 .-4/1//21) Afirremiee ir 116.-Pre•Ittr• animal the 80th Congress. Yes, n-.y helpt.i when 6112._ Broadway. Paducah, or 323 phone 6024-1 02c 1111-T.•.terree. feel ''Of course I did not cooperate you logy lf the only reason you feel 111-)Morte miss that way Is because of constipation. South 7th. Mayfield-Feezle Piano zdi HERE'S Will"! Black. FOR RENT-Five-room house, un- 'Et -thront carrying out policies that I knew Draught, the frigidly Iszatlt e,, is usually Western Kentucky's larg- $9. derenitt COAT primes, .ec000n.cal' Essay to ve` prompt and thorough ishr n ti a Sales, /7/31 \/* /nun would bring disaster to the Amer- .g ONE 3 as di- furnished. At 107 S. 12th St. 42 Pt- Woman'. nom* seals, paints and protects Loners double the arm rected. It costs only • peury or leas a est exclusive piano distribu- le- rierrm•ny ican people," he COOcrete and cement doors Costs less than IC per dose. That's why Available now. See Mrs. Cloys said. It has been a best- \// 7 715-Tn puff cheer seels and finishes wood foot. One Coe: covers getter with four generations. If you are tors. 030c 35 5O 4 "But, I will tell you how you can Butterworth. Lynn Grove, Ken- - 27-Onnper ening and linoleum floors ._.,. ALL INTERIOR sod EXTERIOR troubled with such symptoms as loss of .. i OPERATION! surfaces! tucky. Olp i...... In -NistnnertIng . get some. cooperation in carrying Only $1.95 IN ONE appetite, headache, upset stomach. fiMu- 36 11- Wight. Eliminates etching for lence, physical 2. Guaranteed not to crack, 4. fatigue, sleeplessness. Use our Classified Ads - They MI -Period rrir 1..01ng out those (Republican) policies, Al chip or peel! Dirt, oiL, concrete (except new mental haziness, bad breath-and If these 75 pe FOR RENT-3 or 4 roonrunfurnish- no .A.41 health that's what you want. oat g cannot stain-BUT concrete), threw:Ma sealers symptoms are dun only to constipation- get the business \yz 911-The Devil 4 Calera fee WASH CLEAN! and earrush for wood loots try Black-Draught Oct• ed or partly furnished apartment. ••• pottage today. -%Peahen "I will tell you how you can Cow.... SCesnisel 545 b $47 Try today! Didioowor how k add brio and • Couple or ladies-005 Olive, phone stir achieve unity in a headlong dash itralaseeree6 FLOR-CEAL 352-R. 05c 46-Part of dog's foot Weed a Uneteiram beck. So 51 41-Bathl toward another depression. Just LESS dlquEtyPosrairsisz,lor=2:, BROOKS MIS LINE 42--Lfttle drhil elect a Republican president to go 4111-Pair AUTHORIZED DEALER Direct Route Kentucky to Michigan u- Ct•eal rem.. 1••••••• 44-Jap cola along with a Republican Congress. Fastest Time-Thru Buses- Shortest Route Services Offered 47-fteseso lama "Just elect a man who said-and Murray, Paint & All Seats Reserved - Radio for Your Pleasure - Pillow Service Wallpaper Company • Daily Schedule - Lv. Murray 11.00 a m., Ar. Detroit 5.45 a.m. ROWLAND Refrigeration Sales and NANCY The Eyes Have It ! Fare $19.05. without tax - Make Seat Reservations Early Service. Supplies. Phone 993-J By Ernie Bushmillee For Information Call Hazel HighwaT, one block south Murray Bus Terminal Paducah Bus Terminal of Sycamore Street. tI Phone 456 Phone 604 LET ME COMMUNITY DECORATING CO., DO IT FOR painting inside and outside. Com- plete decorating service. Contract YOU, or hour. Call atie-.X-J. gree esti- NANCY mates. 11 „,GENERAL ELECTRIC THE FACT IS UPHOLSTERING on chairs, divans, living room suites. Factory trained men. First class work. Phone 535 fr est irnalcs 041) L:i0st and Found FOUND-Dark bay horse, two white hind feet, star on face. Came about Sept. 23-Dan McDonald. on Noah Enoch farm near Lynn Grove. 06p

6 • CARD OF THANKS We wish to take this method of ABBIE an' SLATS On With Proceedings thanking our many friends and By Rae burn Van Bums kindred for their kind expression of sympathy during the sorrowful You LOOK LIKE A NICE UNDERSTANDIN',CIVILIZEP A PAW LIKE I AM ENTIRELY DO YOU, VIGOR INA , CLAIMS (It hours of Wm. C. Camp. We also F;REACHER. NOT A GOON LIKE THESE TWO. HIM -HASN'T GOT OUT OF SYMPATHY TAKE THIS YOUNG MAN SCRAPPLE. want to thank Ilifgr Churchill for EXPLAIN TO EM THAT JUST BECAUSE TN' RIGHT T' WITH YOUR VIEWS, FOR YOUR LAWFUL MEBBE'TIS. his. kind and courteous serviee.-- A NICE FELLA LIKE ME PUTS HIS MAKE ME MARRY YOUNG MAN::: THE WEDDED HUSBAND? MEBBE The Camps and Lawrences, ARM AROUND A NICE YOUNG LADY'S -ER- WHAT IS YOUR. GIRL LIKE HER... FATHER IS PER- NAME? WELD YOUR OWN! FARMERS MAKE FECTLY JUSTIFIED NEW INSISTING THEIR OWN REPAIRS OF TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT HURRICANE IN ON THIS ;11 WITh THE GENERAL ELECTRIC FARM WELDER. HEADED TOWARD 1 MARRIAGE: 6 IT PAYS FOR ITSELF BY CUTTING REPAIR BILLS. SOUTH FLORIDA I

%FROM HER BOMBED Miami, Fla.. Oct. 4-(UPI-A' A hurricane boiled op-out of the HOUSE FRENCH $ Caribbean Sea today and' was ex- HOUSEWIFE TOOK HER pected to turn toward Soythern Caw itesi b"u 61141,4 S P. 00 teder...1 14164- 64 REFRIGERATOR Florida which still had not recover- AND ed from a bruising. $25000.000 hurri- FOUND THAT(Tr cane of only two weeks ago. STILL WORKEDI The hurricane warning service LI% ABNER Sch mootin g Gallery id the storm- was moving north- By Al Capp ward from a point 100 miles south RUT AWAY of the ..western tip of Cuba and was 7 YORE SMOOTIN.--IRONS,STRANGERS.'7- NCITHIN' expected to turn toward Florida SHMOOS DON'T DO NO HARM. MEV DON'T DO BUT GOOD.!' THEM LOVABLE Lit CRITTERS LAYS AIGS,GNES 8,000 early tonight. • MILK, BUTTER, AN'ALL TYPES 0'CHEEtE - BOTH Winds at its INVENTIONS center Were. clocked DOMESTIC AN' I MPORTEO at 90 miles per-hour in a 415 p. m..- RIGHT'? FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC EST advisory which said'"further THEY IS !WIN' ONE- TWO- in tensifiention"• was likely during RESEARCH IN THE PAST T MEET YO'fr 10 Die next few hours. • YEARS HAVE KEPT 6-E interests in Southern Flo- opRoducrs coNsr4Nral rida should make preliminary • cauflons for a dangerous storm with MIFROWNG. heavy rainfall." the ndvisory said. Dangerous gales-winds up to 75 • miles per Sour-may exist all over You put your confidence storm-battered and rain drenched Southern Florida Tuesday after- noon or night, Chief Forecaster Grady Norton said. GENERAL EliCTRIC • "All interests should stand by for thee Fred Waring Show. /4DC Network Thorsdow Night...Coast to Coast: possible hurricane warnings later *Li afternoon," the advisory said. Manner,

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to hear the guest speaker. Social Calend..-r7 Sunday School Club • LOCALS First Pennant Playoff in American Thera"'(kieber '7 _Meets With Mrs. Mrs. Will Harris of Nashville. Tenn'. is visiting her League History Tnesday. October 5 j The Business and Ptofessional W.. L. Polley 'brother, Mel- Is In Boston Today Group of the First Christian Church us Linn and family of 104 South Hs I FO H. PETERSEN i to hold a 3 The Wornans Council of Chaistian will meet at 7:30 with Mrs Delvin The Young Business Womens 14th Street and Mrs. Willie Linn to 2 1, ad and was defeated by Scrviee of the First Christian!Langston.South Eight Street. .Miss Sunday School Class of the First and daughter, Miss Evelyn Linn, 1 nited Press Sports Editor those pesky Tigers, Friday. Church will meet at 2:30 as follows: Margaret. Campbell. Chairman, Baptist Church met at the home of 1110 Olive Street. Boston. • • Oct. 4. sCM_Fenway Group 1. Mrs. Clyde Jones. chair- will preside. Msr. W. L. Polly. South Ninth Park became the battlefield for It was anybody's guess whom Mrs. Penn ick of Hopkinsville. the contending managers would go man, will meet with Mrs. C. E. The Young Matrons Group of the- Street Ext.. for a pot luck Supper the first pennant playoff in Ameri- 'meeting. Ky.. was in the city. Sunday, to with. but no matter their choice. Broach. 16th street • First Christian Church will meet and the .regular monthly can legue history today with the visit her daughter, Miss Ann Pen- there didn't seem to be much pros- Group II. Mrs. W. J Gibson. at 7:30 with Mrs Robert Jarman. Mrs Phil Mitchell. retiring Vice Boston Red Sox facing the Cleve-ri nick who is a student at Murray pect of re-enacting the drama chairman, will meet with Mn. A. 1'. Miss Judy AllbrItten is chairman.' President. presided aver the bus- land Indians for the right to meet State College. -Mrs. Perinick was which enthralled some 31.000 per- Boner.Bonn Main street. mess meeting. At this time the the Boston Braves in the 1948 Saturday. October 9 iCtedcompan by her parents. Mr World Series. sons at Fenway Park yesterday. .Group ill,- Mrs. H.C. Corn. chair- ! following officers were elected. ' and Mrs Edwards also of Hopkins- The Red SoOrame ta bat in the man will meet with Mrs. The Cantain Wendell Oury Chap; President. Miss Fay Nelle Ander- The bettMg was 7 to*5 in favor J. H. ville. - bottom of the third trailing Coleman, Main - ter of the D A R. will meet at the son: First Vice Pres. Mrs. Pauline • • of the Red Sox, who will be play- street the Yankees, 2 to 0, and on the • • home of Mrs. Elmus Beak at 2:30. McCoy, Second Vice Pres. Ws. ing in their own park-the loca- Miss Rena Mitchell. student iit left field score board the posting Glendel Reaves: Third Vice Pres.. &ion of which was determined by Wednesday. October 6 Murray State College spent the was 0-0 in the Detroit at Cleveland , Mrs. Phil Mitchell; Fourth Vice the flip of a coin in the Chicago week-end in Memphis with her game at the end of two frames. The headquarters of the American lea- regular monthly meeting of Pres. Mrs Rob Hui-: Reporter,'parents. Mr and Mrs. G. L Mitch- the Murray P T A will be held at 1 Mrs. W L. Polly: Secretary. Mrs. gue a week ago last Friday when As the loud speaker blared forth "Is I .\11:', ell. Sta three o'clock at the high school. Sue Cleese, Group Captains. Mrs. • • the Red Sox, Indians and New to the fans the four Detroit York Yankees were grouped in a attack at Cleveland in the top half Ca --- Lena Mae Mitchell and Mrs. Ann Ralph Wear of the Sun-Demo- battle for the pennant. of the third, the Red Sox went to Sit A dinner Meeting Taylor. of the Delta! crat. Padu:ah, spent the week-end work in the bottom half. They Department The Yankees, 1947 American sta will be held at 6.30. ; VARSITY THEATRE Following the business meeting with his family here, 203 North five,runs JITLE TOUGH GUT—Little Billy Walker squares off with league and world champions, were scored to take the lead ha All members urged to be present "Black Bart" 1 Hr. 19 Min the group enjoyed a delicious pot Fifth Street. xis mother, Lucille Manners, soprano star of radio', opera on and added to it to coast in as Hal col L29413.317.7.11.. luck supper and then Miss Dorothy Mrs Head. mother of Miss Verda the outside looking in So were Featase_n_taem Newhouser hurled the Tigers to mid concert, at their home in Short Hills, N. J. Billy seems ed • Brizendine. Secretary of the Bap- • • • the Boston Braves, but they were 9M. victory. A) be showing signs that he prefers a career a little more Mr tist Student Center at Murray State Head. 115 North Fifteenth Street, only waiting to find out which club they So Today--154 games and nearly rugged than singing. • CAPITOL THEATRE College. spoke on the duties of an is recovering from a Mp injury sus- were going to meet in the first six months later-a new season pol I "Gentleman From Nowhere." , officer. tained in a recent fall, at her home game of the at their own nalle- Wednesday. began for the Red Sox and Indians Hr 6 Min - Those present other than the A sister. Mrs. Griffin has returned It all added up to quite a base- All their year's work was wrapped Ell Feature Starts: 1:14+2:39-4:04-5:29- to Fulton, Ky. following a visit officers elected were the guests ball picture. up in today's game. What happened ho 3:54-8 19-9:44. Mrs. Jess • B. Huff. Mrs William in the Head home. Here were the Red Sox, before didn't count. It was a new ly. Bellas Mrs. Paul Moore and mem- who were counted out of the pennant season. And to make things even at( bet's... Miss Marilyn Mason. Mrs.I ,Mrs. Jack Norsworthy is resting We have a nice selection of .. . race only a few days ago. still in more equal, each club has won 11 • thi A. G Outland, Miss Brtsendine ' well following an appendectomy the running-a day after the of the 22 games they played against no Mrs Ray Brownfield and Miss at the Murray Hospital Saturday of- ficial race for the pennant was each other this year. act Vivian Hale. afternoon. And because the American lea- SEED OATS SEED BARLEY bit BARTL Miss DoroSho.. Washburn of pe- Meeting them were the,Indians. gue race wound up this way, a lot wt Cozy of baseball were taking thi Stitch And Chatter troit. Mich, is' visiting her parents. a club which once again ran into people a of Mr. and Mrs E. Washburn. and Detroit Tiger trouble. little better stock of the Braves. SEED RYE SEED WHEAT fes by Peggy Dern Club Meets Wed.: her sister. Mrs. Raybond Morris Only yesterday-up until 2:15 in The 'feeling is general that the lot and family. the afternoon, that is-it looked like Braves are about the weakest team Stitch pa Distributed by United. Feature Syndicate, Inc. The and Chatter Club met,i Cleveland. Lou Boudreau; team ever to represent the National lea- for .Wednesday afternoon with Mrs Joe was a game ahead with only one gue in a World Series. But now CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO slacking and looked around for Baker at her home on South Sixth Leaders Appointed game to go. it that American 7 some activity that pro- may be the league WIN MALLORY stood framed would help Street. The Tribe chieftain called on his mote the war?" he asked a tone Mrs Troy Kelly and Miss Wm& champions--be it the Red Sox or " in doorway, Sunday best, Bobby Feller., to turn Feed Oats Feed Wheat go the amused. almost of raillery in his voice Mrs Hugh Wilson. secretary pre- Farmer have accepted appointments Indians__will be all worn out when back the Tigers and win the pen- phi and for the moment forgetful Celia looked up at him and said sided over the business meeting in as leaders for the J K Polk Wells the gong sounds Wednesday. quietly -Now that you mention it nant, but the fireball farm boy 19, he was an uninvited guest.. His the absence of Mrs. ,Vester Orr..s-ehopter of the Children of The betting in local circles was I think I have!" wasn't equal to the, task. Instead. WE ARE BUYING SOUND DRY it dinner jacket and the red Car- President. ' Confederacy. still 13 to 5 that the American lea- Win smiled. It was the warm the Tigers turned go nation in The following officers were elect- oil-- him at the gue standard bearer would lord it his lapel, the Shin- affectionate smile an indulgent WI parent ed for the coming year Mrs Charlie same time the Red Sox were turn- over the Braves. however, ing smoothneis of his groom- gives to a small and beloved WHITE AND YELLOW ch child gravely intent on its own Hale. President. Mrs Hugh Wilson. Buchanan News ing on the Yankees-it was the ing. Made a Violent contrast ha matters of Importance. ,Vice Pres and Mrs. ha Douglas. third inning in each game-so the With Doc and Bugs and the Mr. and Mrs. rugene Chaney to "Such as what for instance! Secretary and Treasurer. playoff resulted. EAR CORN shabby old room. The Wacs. the Waves. the - Se the During the social hour, spent Saturday night with Mr. and Neither Boudreau nor manager Celia rose swiftly her face scan 'ady Marines" he said lightly. which preceded the business meeting Mrs. Gilbert Sanders and naughtier. Joe McCarthy of the Red Sox was Attortonneren.• let, and crossed the room to him. She shook her head -No-the a an shipyard. delightful party plate was served willing to name the starting pitch; Only .said Win eagerly, as with Honey tomorrow.- Rev. and Mrs Banks and son were tan ceis th and -Ffil for today's crucial game. she came closer "I'm sorry to in- was as much surprised at the to the ten members present. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and MISSOURI trude but the door was open and decision as Win was. She had nao -I don't know who it will be. PftWVIENT GRAIN COMPANY bu no more Mrs Rupert. by nobody heard my knock. There idea of making that decl- Students Get Answer I'll have to dream about it." Mc- was music and laughter and it aims than she had had of flying tc Mr and Mrs Bill Simmon, son Carthy FOIST MINI a To Ringing in Ears said. .Union City, Tennessee sounded like a good party. so I'm the moon It just didn't make spent Saturday night with Mr and From Cleveland the down-heart- ot afraid I just came on in." sense She had not read a stirring • KINGSVILLE. Tex tl:Pi-Stu- Mrs Tom Vaughn Sunday after- ed Boudreau, who thought he had al' "Of course." said Celia. and book, or seen a dramatic movie or Phone 618 or 991 derts Texas A main callers of Mr and Mrs. the pennant sewed up without a m: knew that she sounded sun and listened to an emotional response.t at and I College Vaughn were and Mrs Rupert te almost rude. -We're delighted-do nobody- had tried to point out the complained for weeks about -ring- Mr playoff. volunteered: come In and meet everybody." folly and the selnshness of her re- ing noises in their ears Sanders and Mr and Mrs Herbert -Our pitching will be an ele- ac fusal to • Rusty. in a deep old chair in • take a hand in the war Finally carne the explanation A Alton arid children. ment of surprise tomorrow." gr comer, Suddenly the decision was there. grinned slightly as he graduate physics student, James • Mr.. arid Mrs Jesse Morgan Isere That meant Inc of two things: gf watched and where it came from she had Celia s scarlet face. and Rickard, Must thought it would be Bob Sc Cana. catching no idea. was making acoustical Tuesday visitors of Mr and Mrs the look in his eyes. Lemon. the converted outfielder, di staffened For she had the feeling Win said roughly startled out testing sounds in' the college's au- •1••4. Scarbor and daughter Lear who SAVE the cost of shoe leather, guard your health and add comfort to that Rusty understood her much of his light mood. "Oh. for good- ditorium :the Tennessee River bridge has won 20 games while losing your outside activities, by better than she liked. All right, the ness sake. Celia-use your head! Some of the sounds leaked out- 14 this season But to the minority using Be sensible What in the world Mr. and Mrs. Keys Wills came 21 toad him silently, in her anger. she side the auditorium. causing the it meant that Baudreau might take ever gave you such a crazy idea" back from Detroit Saturday night. hi Inas ashamed to have Win Mallory ringing ears e long chance and send his 52- tumble on • couple of shabby. "I-don't know." she admitted, BALL BAND and HOOD RUBBER FOOTWEAR pl a little confused year-old Negro hurler. Satchel down-at-heels, out-of-work the- and bewildered ol "Nobody .is responsible. Win. I Vse our Classified Ads - They Paige, to the mound. Paige, far atalcala bere as honored guests in Girls More Carefree We carry both al her. house. don't want to work In the ship- get tl.e business. beyond the baseball years in age, these branch and have the largest stock of Rubber gi Win had accepted the chair yards and I'll probably hate the has won six and lost only one this Footwear in town work and maybe I won't even be Thanks To 2-Way Help someone had offered and had what do for season. any good at it but to woman'. oldest problem, urged Bugs to go on dancing. but -well, I'm so functional monthly paint As for McCarthy, completely Many a girl and he had two SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS NOW Bugs heti said briefly. "Ain t got useless' All I do is kill woman as fot.nd the answer In CAA time - bets both left handers it appear- the wind for it like I useta and that's murder of a kind" itittiffir DIMS S-way help You sot CAROM may have." ed that it would be either Mel Par- Win accepted the curt refusal Win bent over her and said very maks things lots easier for you In either Keeping your shoes ways nell. with dry adds life to them with good grace and tumid to Doc gently. "Look Celia-if what you Ending TONIGHT of two started 3 days before a 15 and eight record, and said amiably. "I'm sorry - I want to do is occupy your time "your time" and taken as directed on the or Mickey Harris. who has had a how label, It should help relieve functional didn't mean to break up the enter- about marrying me? I'll guar- bad season with only seven victor- antee to keep yam busy" periodic pain. 3r taken throughout the tainment.- Did I hear somebody month like • tonic. It should Imgsrove your ies against 10 defeats. singing an appetite, aid dlesstion, and thus help Harris and Paige have had a lot "What did it sound was very still for a mo- buLd up resistance for the like?" Doc ELI4 trying days Se of rest-Parnell and Lemon have snapped C ment and then she laughed a come CAROM Is stesaunanir prepared not. Bugs chuckled and said dryly. little and said. "Very funny - if and sclentifleally Wind. U you suffer -114 Parnell beat the Washington -Boy, you left yourself wide open you care for that kind of joke " Maw anais timer% gal CAMIDUI Way. Senators Thursday wlille Lemon for a comeback on that one!" Win caught her by the shoulders He turned suddenly to Win and and shook her not too gently asked blandly "You don't want to -Who's joking, you little idiot? Do hear "The Road to Mandalay,' do you suppose I wanted to fall in you?" love with you? If so. you're very Win looked startled "Good much mistaken. I Irked being heavens, no! Does anybody- heartwhole and fancy-free and ever" . playing the field! And then. della- Doc drew himself up haughtily ma, you came alone arid I kr.ew I and his blue eyes were hostile. was sunk! I'm crazy about you! I -That, sir. Merely proves your ig- m perfectly miserable when you TOMORROW' norance of good tannic! The song are not around, and it would be an you heard, as you came up the act of charity if you'd make up and Wednesday drive. was 'Mandalay.' and I was your mind to marry me--soon." singing It-at the request, I May Celia said shakily. -Inas is crazy You're mein love with me." add. of this quite charming' young N C M'S big hearted d'a—a Mtn SOrigS1 and Everyday Pleasureable Driving lady 'here" "Want to bet" Celia felt privately that never. His- arms were about her now. HAVE THIS FALL SERVICE LINE U she lived a thousand years, lifting her. holding her close UP would against him. One hand cupped her she want to hear the word', " ENGINE: Our complete -Tone-Up' sary . . . check safety features carefully. much less the song, mentioned chin and tilted it upward and he bent his handsome head and %sill restore that "song of power.' again: and so now she moved to set VALVES: If they need grinding, our relieve Win of any further embar- his mouth on hers in a kiss that left her scientific factory-approved inspection rassment. Her laugh was a shade breathless When at last LUBRICATION: We'll check your oil he lifted his head eyes too shrill, her voter a shade too gay his were . . . change it if necessary . . ;lubricate will prove it. as she stood up and thrust gleaming- and his face was white ',":ARGARET bEN her in your chassis thoroughly. hand through Win's arm and said the moonlight. ' r(OBERT PRESTON STEERING: Check IA heel alignment r lightly. "For goodness sake, let me "You felt that too, Celia. Dont try to flush . . . adjust to factory specifications. get out of this I feel a little like deny it...because I know' DANNY THnMAS COOLING SYSTEM: Drain and And you kissed me. too. It wasn't out Alice in Wonderland:" AND MANY most ,our radiator . . . cheek AR conne-c- APPEARANCE: Wash and polish on my side Celia' You care . . • i too." he told her none clean the chrome . touch the paint IN laughed, said good night to swiftly, his voice up shaken, very low, and rough with BRAKES: Adjust and reline if neces- on your car. Wthe others and, obviously very emotion. walked a pleased with her out of the Celia house was trembling, and if it and across thelawn. His ear had not stood been for his arms about To pay for check-up, too in the drive. arid he swung her, holding this - - door her, she could not open.the and helped Mer intn have stood It. For a moment he erect. stoorbeside "Yes." she told him Use our Easy Payment Plan and Pay you ride her, looking down at her, and at unsteadily as and with something very like last he said quietly "lair been panic CAPITOL • in her heart. "Yes-! care, pretty worried about you." too!" "Oh, darling." said "Have you?" Celia Win huskily, staked. His arms tightened about "I have!" said Win firmly. her, and 0010 "I she could feel the uneven Ending TONIGHT was afraid that maybe you'd-well, thudding of his heart against hers. And It that nou had blacklisted us like shook her again, almost everybody around as much AM\ else here has *sans kiss had done to know • done." that he loved her so much that it set his "Oh. but that's silly! Why should heart to pounding and sent a LIBERAL In I mean. after all-well, I'm not quiver through him. doing anything for the war myself, PORTER MOTOR CO. so why should nikalne you" (To be continued) Win looked at her curiously. 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